Here’s the first Changeling cover.  New cover style.  Trying something a little different with the artwork.

Here’s the next Mythic City cover. I haven’t had the heart to do the last one yet.

I tried doing this one in Paint.net, which is far less fiddly than GIMP.  The results are adequate, but not perfect.  I’ll probably go back to GIMP from now on.

It’s about time I got this up.  There’s one left, but after several drafts, I still haven’t gotten it to look right, so I’m about to give up on it.

I can spend the time pondering why I called the first cover “#3” instead of “#1.”

I’m trying to get back into the art game (and the writing game, but that’s another story), so here’s a new cover.  I’m simplifying a little and trying to keep from stressing my hand too much.  The pain I suffered several weeks back is mostly gone, but I still get tingling and numbness if I’m not careful.  So I’m going a little sketchier now.  I’ll keep experimenting.  The picture I did of Qing’s club outfit was done all in pencils with some nifty playing around with layers of transparency.  So future covers might be something like that.

But for now, here’s this one.  There’s one more I”ll put up some time later this week or early next week, and one after that on my drawing board.

As mentioned in the last post, this one actually comes first.  It’s also not totally representational, since Brigid never actually WENT to the other tribe’s territory.  But this makes a better cover image to communicate the overall events.

A few words of exlpination:

I learned today that Dustin and I had different conceptions of what Li’s tattoos looked like.  He was visualizing a single dragon in a simple black style, similar to the image on the character sheet.  I was imagining a more complex design in color, with mysterious lines of Chinese characters, and lesser dragons on Li’s arms and legs.  Since he’s the GM, we’re going with his vision. 🙂 Continue reading Rough Neighborhood Cover 1 →

Here’s another Desert Knight cover, elegant in its simplicity, I think.

David has finally figured out the uploader.  And now instead of a big, full-sized cover, we get a little thumbnail image that doesn’t take so long to render.  Click on it for a full-sized version.